One more time, of many more times to come, I’m sure, thank you, Zoe. Just a few days ago, I ruined a batch of simple, four ingredient sugar cookies. I’m still engaged in the futile exercise of trying to figure out what I did wrong. I’d laid out each and every utensil and ingredient before hand; posted the recipe on the fridge with a magnet at eye level. The blasted dough wouldn’t set up. I mixed, and mixed, and mixed until I finally decided to pour it into the pan, bake it in a flat sheet and break it up afterwards for eating. Ha! The top was crispy, the bottom gooey and stuck to the pan. Flour and water do make glue. It took three days of soaking to get it off the pan which I was tempted to just chuck, but pans are expensive these days. There are still spots on the pan that look like they may become a permanent part of the pan’s surface. I’ll work on those again later. What I started out to comment on is that you addressed two of the most frustrating things in my life; that of having to do 50 things first to get to the one thing I started out to do, although I usually abandon the project at 25 and toss it into the “do later someday” pile, and having followed instructions carefully, I still mess up. I’ve been feeling really bad about myself, and your article helped me tremendously.